Kathy is a registered clinical psychologist
with over seven years of university training:
a Science Degree (with honours, majoring in Psychology)
from the University of NSW, a Doctorate in Clinical
Psychology and a Masters degree from the University
of Sydney. She has over 10 years counselling
experience, has been employed by the University
of Sydney to teach counselling skills to third
year psychology students, and has supervised
both TAFE and university students and experienced
clinical psychologists. Kathy has held an honorary
appointment at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and
has been involved in research being conducted
by the University of Sydney into the treatment
of anxiety and depressive disorders when alcohol
abuse is also present.

Kathy has worked in a variety of hospital settings,
including Northside Clinic (a private psychiatric
hospital in Greenwich ), as well as in private
practice and for the Department of Health in
a community setting. She has provided
psychological therapy to a variety of people,
ranging from the homeless to the CEO of a large
public company and an Olympic gold medal winning
athlete.

Kathy is registered as a Clinical Psychologist by the Psychology Board of Australia and Medicare. She has previously been a member of
the NSW State Executive Committee of the Australian
Association of Cognitive and Behaviour Therapy.

Emma-Jane Barclay

Emma-Jane Barclay is a Clinical Psychologist
with extensive training, including a Masters
of Clinical Psychology degree and a Bachelor
of Science degree (with Honours in Psychology)
from the University of Western Australia.

She has considerable experience in assessing
and treating people who have a wide range
of difficulties, including depression, anxiety,
fear, stress, anger, perfectionism, sleeping
problems, self esteem and self confidence issues,
relationship problems, substance abuse and chronic
health problems.

She has worked in a variety of settings, including
hospital and community clinics and private practice,
and has treated a diverse range of people, from
adolescents to seniors and from executives to
the unemployed.

She is registered as a Clinical Psychologist by the Psychology Board of Australia and Medicare. She has also been a member of the NSW State Executive Committee of the Australian Association of Cognitive and Behaviour Therapy. In that role, she regularly organised professional development activities for the benefit of other Clinical Psychologists.

Donna Pellarini

Donna is a Clinical Psychologist who has completed a Masters of Clinical Psychology degree at the University of New South Wales and a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) degree at Macquarie University.

She has considerable experience assessing and treating a range of difficulties including social anxiety, panic, obsessive-compulsive disorder, generalised anxiety, depression, chronic health problems, sleep-related difficulties and anger and assertiveness issues.

Donna has worked in a range of settings including hospital clinics and private practice. She has treated people from a variety of backgrounds, from students to executives.

Donna is registered as a Clinical Psychologist by the Psychology Board of Australia and Medicare. She is also a member of the Australian Association of Cognitive and Behaviour Therapy.